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2026-27 70th Anniversary Special Tokyo Subscription Concert

2026-27 70th Anniversary Special Tokyo Subscription Concert

Save up to 40% compared to purchasing individual tickets!

Now Accepting Subscribers for the Tokyo & Yokohama Subscription Concert!
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What is the Tokyo Subscription Concert?

The Tokyo Subscription Concert has been held since the orchestra's founding in 1956. With over 750 performances to date, it truly embodies the tradition of the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra. Featuring esteemed maestros and soloists, and meticulously selected pieces, the music that resonates in Suntory Hall after meticulous rehearsals is truly the ultimate entertainment and work of art. At times, the lineup may include unfamiliar pieces. But when that happens, simply engage with the music without a second thought. This new experience may even further expand your musical possibilities. That is one of the joys of the Tokyo Subscription Concert. The pre-performance talk, "Today's Highlights," is also highly popular, providing easy-to-understand explanations. We recommend our subscription membership for the Tokyo Subscription Concert, the orchestra's "face." Enjoy a luxurious experience in your own reserved seat at Suntory Hall once a month.

Pre-talk on both days: "Today's highlights"
Friday 18:30~ Saturday 13:20~ *Approximately 15 minutes from 10 minutes after opening time
Each time, we will introduce highlights of the upcoming concert, explanations of the program, and behind-the-scenes insights into the artists.

The next conductor's interview is published in the previous month's program booklet and on our website.
We are also continuously streaming "Understanding the Orchestra in 2 Minutes" on YouTube!
https://www.youtube.com/@JapanphilMovie

Starting in 2026, the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra's subscription concerts will be held from April to September as the spring/summer season, and from October to March of the following year as the fall/winter season.
Annual Subscribers attend 4 concerts from April, and Semiannual Subscribers attend 10 concerts per term, with one concert per month.　Excluding August and February.
Please choose Friday or Saturday membership.

*June performances are eligible for subscription membership tickets6月7日（日）14:00開演Please note in advance.
* Subscription tickets are only available for purchase through e-Ticket♪ for the Tokyo Spring/Summer Half-Term (S seats, A seats, B seats). Other membership tickets can be purchased by phone.

Annual subscription ticket

2026年4月〜2027年3月　70周年シーズン／全10回（※8月、2月除く）
Release date: Thursday, December 11, 2025

	S seat	A seat	B seat	C seat	P seat (excluding April)	Ys seat (under 25 )
Annual subscription	￥60,000	￥50,000	￥44,000	￥36,000	￥27,000	￥15,000

*Ys seats are for people under 25 years old. You can choose from any seat except S seats.

Semi-annual membership ticket

<Spring/Summer>
2026年4月〜2026年9月（全5回　※P席は全4回）
Release date: Thursday, December 11, 2025

	S seat	A seat	B seat	C seat	P seat (excluding April)	Ys seat (under 25 )
Semi-annual Spring/Summer Membership(Tokyo)	￥35,000	￥30,000	￥26,000	￥21,000	￥14,000	￥9,000

<Autumn/Winter>
2026年10月〜2027年3月（全5回）
Release date: Thursday, June 18, 2026

	S seat	A seat	B seat	C seat	P seat	Ys seat (under 25 )
Half-year Autumn/Winter Membership(Tokyo)	￥35,000	￥30,000	￥26,000	￥21,000	￥17,000	￥9,000

*Ys seats are for people under 25 years old. You can choose from any seat except S seats.

6 major benefits of Subscribers?

Reserved seats
You will have a reserved seat at the venue.
Priority Securing
You will be given priority for your seating for the upcoming season.
Tickets can be transferred
Tickets can be transferred between Tokyo Subscription Ticket (Fri) / Tokyo Subscription Ticket (Sat) / Yokohama Subscription Ticket.
Ticket transfer procedure
Ticket transfer procedure
STEP1
Please decide on the performance date and apply in advance to the Japan Philharmonic Service Center.
STEP2
Please mail your tickets to the Japan Philharmonic Service Center.
We will make effective use of it.
STEP3
Replacement tickets will be mailed to you as soon as they are available.
- *Please refrain from applying after the performance date.
- *Please leave the seating location to us.
- *Changes cannot be made after the transfer application has been submitted.
- *Rescheduled tickets may be delivered close to the performance date.
Priority application
Tickets for performances sponsored by the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra can be applied for one week before the general sale date.
10％ discount
You can purchase tickets for performances hosted by the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra at a 10% discount.
*Excluding summer family concerts
Hotel Discounts
Before and after the concert, please relax at a nearby affiliated hotel.
Affiliated Hotels
Affiliated Hotels
Tokyo Regular Membership/ANA InterContinental Tokyo
2F: Cascade Cafe / Atrium Lounge / Pierre Gagnaire Pain & Gateau
3F: Japanese restaurant "Unkai" / Chinese restaurant "Karin" / Main bar "Da Vinci" / Champagne bar / The Steak House
37F: Teppanyaki "Akasaka"
Yokohama Regular Membership / Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu (Across from Yokohama Minato Mirai Hall)
Food and drink prices will be discounted at the following stores.
Cafe Tosca (all dining) / Jack's (bar) / Oshima (Japanese cuisine) / Su-chan Restaurant Chen *Some exclusions apply
- *At the time of payment, please present your "Japan Philharmonic Tokyo Regular Membership Ticket" at the ANA InterContinental Tokyo, or your "Japan Philharmonic Yokohama Regular Membership Ticket" at the Yokohama Bay Hotel Tokyu.
- *This discount is also valid on days other than when the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra is holding a concert.
- *Please note that stores and banquets other than those specified are not eligible.

Subscription Concert Schedule

Now on sale

779th Tokyo Subscription Concert [Fri]

2026年04月10日 (金) 19:00

Suntory Hall

Conductor: Kahchun Wong [Chief Conductor]
Soprano: Mari Moriya
Mezzo-soprano: Michiko Hayashi
Tenor: Kota Murakami
Baritone: Takaoki Onishi
Chorus: Shinyukai Choir

Beethoven (arr. Mahler): Symphony No. 9 "Choral" in D minor, Op. 125